Sentence examples for important policing from inspiring English sources

Aside from the underlying political fight, two important policing issues are raised by the recent shootings.

Last week, assailed by the City Council over the practice, Mr. Kelly said that the policy was an important policing tool intended to reduce the violence that has victimized blacks and Hispanics, and that, "What I haven't heard is any solution to the violence problems in these communities".

It amounts to a subversion of the role of one of the most important policing accountability mechanisms that we have.

Intelligence-led stop and search is an important police tool.

It promises to be one of the most important police court cases in recent years.

Perhaps most important, Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik has begun a Comstat-style process of dealing with complaints.

"While it is undoubtedly an important police power, when it is misused stop and search can be counterproductive.

"This is the most important police district in the world," A. E. Costello wrote in "Our Police Protectors," an 1885 history of the force.

Perhaps the most important police activity is stop and search which has been described as "the central historical flashpoint" in relations between black people and the police.

As president, he has filled important police and prosecutorial posts with loyalists, making it unlikely he will face further corruption charges.

It is the most important police trial in a decade, one that threatens to expose the inequalities that still plague France's high-rise estates.